</s>Legitory Transmitti(i) Form -1 - Mr. Conrad -1- Mr. Trimbach 1- 1- - Mr ., Bohn. FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION WASHINGTON, D. C. 205535 1- 1- 1- Mrs. Bohn To: FBI, Los Angeles (56-156) Date: July 3, 1968 KENSALT Re: ANONYMOUS LETTER PERTAINING TO FRANK QUARTUCCI John Edgar Hoover, Director 00: Los Angeles FBI File No. 62-587 D-680627078 AT Examination requested by: FBI File no. Bureau Leb. No. Reference: Bureau à rêtre to Los Angeles 6/24/68 Examination required: Document : Fingerprint Remarks: Results of the fingerprint examination of Q25 and Q26 are being furnished separately. Results of that the fingerprint writing on Q25 an and It was found that the handwriting specimen is not comparable with the known handwriting specimens submitted not in the KENSALT case. While an adequate comparison could not be in the KSALT case, While an appropriate handwriting characteristics, conducted, differences were noted in handwriting KENSALT case. characteristics in Q25, Q26, and the known handwriting in the KENSALSIT case. The detailed physical characteristics of Q26 are being retained for future reference. COMMUNBER MALLED 6 JULB-1968 Los Angeles will include the results of the FBI. Laboratory examination in its investigative report concerning this matter. EX-103 Tulson Deloach Bureau arteh to Los Los Angeles G/2 (2 Lab report) RECFA. 62-577-761 Mak. Mak Enclosures (2) (2 lab report) JUL 8 1968 Cease Ceuse Ceise Ceis Gel Sullen Trellis Trell Trelli T <loc_15><loc_954>54NUL 11-1966.0.00.00-0.0-0-6.00,00-00.0,00,0-00-1.00/00-4.00

FBI's investigation into Senator Robert F. Kennedy's assassination was ongoing as of June 1968, with various individuals and organizations being interviewed and investigated.

A letter sent to Senator Edward M. Kennedy on June 14, 1968, alleged that the FBI was not fully investigating the assassination because his client (Good) had not been asked general conditions that he would not be responsible for the assassination or who may have been responsible for this assassination.

The Attorney General authorized the examination of 28,000 cartridge cases from the San Gabriel Valley Gun Club where witnesses identified Sirhan as having fired a revolver later used to kill Senator Kennedy. However, due to the large number of cases and the limited value of the resulting information, it was recommended that the Bureau not conduct the examinations.

Jerry Owen, who was in contact with Joseph Hardister's ranch in Napa, California, had been identified as being identical with Oliver Brindley O'Neil, aka WSTA. He was scheduled to be interviewed by a team of investigators from Los Angeles but failed to appear and later apologized for not keeping the appointment.

Attorney George I. Davis telephonically contacted this office on July 2, stating that he would have Owen appear at his office in San Francisco at 10 am on July 3. However, Owen did not keep the appointment, and Davis again telephoned to apologize for not keeping it.

The team of investigators from Los Angeles arrived late but Owen was unavailable for interview.

Colonel Robert F. Bayard's return to the United States on July 4, 1968, was referenced in a teletype message from the FBI Director to the Los Angeles office dated June 18, 1968.

A communication from Boston about a Junior Review publication that may be connected to Sirhan Sirhan was mentioned in an air-tel from the FBI Director to the SACs in Los Angeles and Boston dated June 28, 1968.

A Memorandum from the SAC in Boston to the FBI Director dated June 28, 1968, forwarded a copy of the March 11, 1968 issue of Junior Review for the information of the Bureau.

John L. Pawluk, also known as John M. Lawrence, was identified as the head of Federated Americans Against Israeli Racism in multiple air-tels from the FBI Director to the SACs in Los Angeles and Denver dated July 5, 1968.

The investigation into Senator Robert F. Kennedy's assassination continued with various individuals and organizations being interviewed and investigated.

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